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By 99jules
on November 25, 2011
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Easiest turkey recipe I've ever used and the results were great! Moist breast meat and the dark meat was thoroughly cooked! I rubbed mine with butter and herbs for extra flavor.
By RockRosie
on November 24, 2011
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2 years in a row, the perfect turkey. Delicious and ultra moist!
By Oaede210
Southampton, Ne...
on November 24, 2011
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Turkey came out perfectly especially for such a simple recipe. Just remember, 15 minutes per pound and it should not come out dry!
By lalisa10
Los Angeles, CA
on November 24, 2011
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Too dry. I followed the recipe exactly. And, 3 hrs total was too much for my 14 lb turkey. Way overcooked and way too dry, especially for a fresh,heirloom, expensive turkey. Last year, i used Emeril's brined recipe with the same fresh, heirloom turkey source, and it was mouthwatering & perfect. The high heat may provide a crispy skin, but it's not worth drying out the meat for that aspect. I would suggest checking every 15 min after 2 hours, on the temperature, because I trusted too much in the recipe, and ended up with 180 degree meat at the 3rd hour, thinking I may have undercooked it, as I was following a 10-12 lb recipe.
By Beer30
Jacksonville, FL
on November 24, 2011
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The only reason I rated the recipe a 1 is because it doesn't specify how much salt/pepper. I smoke a lot of pork and beef, so when it said to rub with salt and pepper, I made a rub like I make with other stuff I'm used to smoking. Dumb on my part, yes, but just so everyone knows 1/4c (for 13lb chicken is WAY too much salt.
By s.sweett430
Baton Rouge, LA
on November 24, 2011
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TASTY...easy...delicious...A crowd pleaser.,..thanks...
By tstreed_4456812
Mobile, AL
on November 23, 2011
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This is my second year to cook this turkey. My husband said it is the best turkey he's ever had in his life. It's so simple - no fuss.
By eddierawr
Orlando FL
on November 23, 2011
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OMG! this is great but i wish i can find the recipe.
By suz000
Phoenix, AZ
on November 23, 2011
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I am definitely going to make this tomorrow. Wondering if anyone has tried olive oil instead of butter?
By MrsWDW
Bronx, NY
on November 22, 2011
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I take pride in the fact that I'm a good cook and turkey is no exception. Smile....
But....with a housefull this past Thanksgiving I wanted something that would be less work but without loosing flavor. Well I tried this recipe and let me say this was by far the best turkey I've ever made in my 40+ years of cooking!!! I was skeptical at first about the cooking time, but when I tell you the juices just "flowed" from this bird it's no exageration. Just remember to let your bird rest about 20-30 minutes, follow the recipt to the "t" and you'll have the best turkey ever!!!!!!